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Reflecting on Defending At‑Home Mothers and Unanswered Regrets
SocialMar 11, 2026

Reflecting on Defending At‑Home Mothers and Unanswered Regrets

"I got attacked early in my career because I was standing up for At Home Mothers & the value of that work & joy of it... the older I get & I look back at my own life I'm like...

By W. Bradford Wilcox
Muscles Play a Crucial Role in Brain Health
SocialMar 11, 2026

Muscles Play a Crucial Role in Brain Health

Our muscles influence the health of our brains in ways we are only beginning to understand. The muscle-brain connection. Post #3 in my series. https://t.co/IPMvZ5weLG

By Howard Luks, MD
Turn Ego Into Your Moral Compass, Not Enemy
SocialMar 11, 2026

Turn Ego Into Your Moral Compass, Not Enemy

"Leave your ego at the door." I've heard this a thousand times in high-performing environments. I believe you can't separate from your ego. The work isn't to destroy it. It's to befriend it and make it the axis on which your...

By Carl Paoli
Luck's Role: Balance Acknowledgment and Personal Agency
SocialMar 11, 2026

Luck's Role: Balance Acknowledgment and Personal Agency

Successful people don’t want to admit how much of it was luck. People who aren’t where they want to be in life overemphasize luck. It’s easier to blame the universe than take responsibility or agency. Both are right, and wrong. And you can...

By Jason Cohen
Kids' Food Cravings Flip Overnight, Parents Share Surprises
SocialMar 11, 2026

Kids' Food Cravings Flip Overnight, Parents Share Surprises

Parents: What’s the oddly specific food your kid loved last week and now refuses to touch?

By Dr. Becky Kennedy (Good Inside)
Small Moments with Kids Bring True Happiness
SocialMar 11, 2026

Small Moments with Kids Bring True Happiness

Sometimes happiness is not in big achievements… It is hidden in small everyday moments with our children. A smile… A hug after a long day… A small conversation where they open their heart… As parents, we are not just raising our children… We are growing with...

By ParenTeen with Komali
Exile, Memory, and Growth: Nature Mirrors Writing
SocialMar 11, 2026

Exile, Memory, and Growth: Nature Mirrors Writing

all that grows: nature and writing by Clara Obligado.🌱 all that grows: nature and writing is the English-language translation of Todo lo que crece: naturaleza y escritura by the Argentinian author Clara Obligado. The book chronicles the author's upbringing in Argentina,...

By Carolina Miranda
Insights From a 60‑Day Silent Meditation Retreat
SocialMar 11, 2026

Insights From a 60‑Day Silent Meditation Retreat

Leave a 💙 if these lessons resonate. Comment “read” and I’ll send you the full article for free about the silent 60 day meditation retreat I just sat in India. Sending love to all 🙏🏽

By Diego Perez (yung pueblo)
Success Requires Years of Unseen Struggle and Persistence
SocialMar 11, 2026

Success Requires Years of Unseen Struggle and Persistence

The “overnight success” you admire? It took: – 2 years of unpaid learning – 17 rejected applications – Countless unfinished projects We see the launch. We don’t see the loneliness. Stay long enough. Your time will come.

By Ebere Oyek (Nelo) — Data | AI | ML
Dine Solo to Boost Confidence for Solo Travel
SocialMar 11, 2026

Dine Solo to Boost Confidence for Solo Travel

My number one tip for a girlie who aspires to go on a solo trip one day but doesn’t have the confidence yet is start taking yourself out to dinner. It helped with my confidence—I learned how to turn the...

By Kris
Inner Growth Reveals Itself Subtly, Proving Your Effort Works
SocialMar 11, 2026

Inner Growth Reveals Itself Subtly, Proving Your Effort Works

Benefits of inner growth don't click on like a light switch. They fade in. One day, you'll notice you're moving differently in a familiar scene, and it will hit you that your work really is working.

By Cory Allen
Startup Creates First Data Center Powered by Human Neurons
SocialMar 11, 2026

Startup Creates First Data Center Powered by Human Neurons

Start-up is building the first data centre to use human brain cells | New Scientist https://t.co/pyhHbfJ2nl

By Chuck Brooks
Detach Identity From Your Work to Avoid Self‑failure
SocialMar 11, 2026

Detach Identity From Your Work to Avoid Self‑failure

Separate your identity from what you do When you tie your identity too closely to what you do, anytime you fail at that thing, you will take it as a failure of your true self. It won’t be that I failed...

By Steve Magness
True Productivity: Intentional Habits, Not Endless Busyness
SocialMar 11, 2026

True Productivity: Intentional Habits, Not Endless Busyness

What real productivity looks like: - Plan your day night before - Start before you're ready - Do the hardest task first - Improve 1 thing daily - Finish what you start - Rest with intention - Protect mornings - Work in silence - Review output - Track results Stop chasing...

By Pascio
Times New Viking: Columbus Indie Legacy Reunited
SocialMar 11, 2026

Times New Viking: Columbus Indie Legacy Reunited

I wrote a gazillion words about my long history with Times New Viking, backing my way into local music from the internet, indie vs. Big Indie, and a reunion show that cast TNV as a link in a long chain...

By Chris DeVille
Consistent Reliability Beats Occasional Brilliance
SocialMar 11, 2026

Consistent Reliability Beats Occasional Brilliance

Send this to someone who just keeps showing up! Consistently reliable > occasionally extraordinary #growth #mindset #energy

By Sahil Bloom
Discipline Is a Skill, Not an Inborn Trait
SocialMar 11, 2026

Discipline Is a Skill, Not an Inborn Trait

The problem with most advice about discipline. It treats discipline like a personality trait. Something you either have or you don't. It's a skill. You develop it through practice, just as you develop anything else.

By Carl Paoli
New Italian Spot on Avenue B Worth a Visit
SocialMar 11, 2026

New Italian Spot on Avenue B Worth a Visit

There's a new Italian restaurant on Avenue B well worth visiting. [link in first comment] https://t.co/kHU3Upfs7U

By Robert Sietsema
Targeting Mitochondrial Redox Balance to Create Geroprotectors
SocialMar 11, 2026

Targeting Mitochondrial Redox Balance to Create Geroprotectors

Mitochondria and Aging: Redox Balance Modulation as a New Approach to the Development of Innovative Geroprotectors (Fundamental and Applied Aspects) https://t.co/TcG9GjMVg7 @IJMS_MDPI https://t.co/gxCC9SsO7z

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Teen's Avocado Toast Hack: Removing the Gross Flavor
SocialMar 11, 2026

Teen's Avocado Toast Hack: Removing the Gross Flavor

My 15 y/o daughter insists on making her own avocado toast because it takes the “gross taste” of the avocado out of it. I watched her and she used a fork to mash it up and spread it on the...

By NicholasG (Dad_At_Law)
AlphaFold Enhances Experiments, Sparks Research, Yet Misses Early Drug Impact
SocialMar 11, 2026

AlphaFold Enhances Experiments, Sparks Research, Yet Misses Early Drug Impact

Nice to see empirical study of how our most impressive breakthrough in AI for biology is impacting science. Point 1 is important for those who dream that AGI or ASI will just solve all of science by thinking. They won't....

By Ramez Naam
Iran Creates Gap in Surface Weather Observation Network
SocialMar 11, 2026

Iran Creates Gap in Surface Weather Observation Network

Certainly not the most important issue with the current situation in the Middle East, but there is a new Iran shaped hole in our surface weather observation network. In this example, measurements of surface pressure fed into operational weather forecasts on...

By Ed Hawkins
Say This First to Prevent ADHD Meltdown During Corrections
SocialMar 11, 2026

Say This First to Prevent ADHD Meltdown During Corrections

A child psychologist trick: what to say before correcting an ADHD child so a meltdown doesn’t start

By Anwen Farsley
Train Your Fuel Strategy to Prevent Marathon Cramping
SocialMar 11, 2026

Train Your Fuel Strategy to Prevent Marathon Cramping

Why I think it’s important to practice fueling well before your marathon. It’s common to get cramping, nausea, or just have a hard time taking down a gel at race pace. Some might taste fine at room temp in the...

By rebuiltpt
Vitamin D Triggers Autophagy, Improves Diabetes Metabolism
SocialMar 11, 2026

Vitamin D Triggers Autophagy, Improves Diabetes Metabolism

As a medical school professor, I teach students that vitamin D does far more than build bones. This new study shows just how much more. Researchers found that vitamin D supplementation significantly improved glucose tolerance, lowered fasting blood sugar, and reduced...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Heart‑rate Recovery Outperforms VO₂max for Metabolic Health
SocialMar 11, 2026

Heart‑rate Recovery Outperforms VO₂max for Metabolic Health

Everyone obsesses over VO₂max. But this paper found heart rate recovery to be more strongly tied with metabolic health metabolites than VO₂max. Peak capacity is nice. But how well you recover after a hard effort may tell us more about your metabolic health.

By Alan Couzens
Fear Becomes a Weapon, Trapping Modern Minds
SocialMar 11, 2026

Fear Becomes a Weapon, Trapping Modern Minds

Calling out “fear” this Wednesday morning ☀️ it’s insane to me how much people weaponize rhis human trait for their own good and how many people’s nervous systems are conditioned to find it and see it out and allow it...

By GaryVee
Break Free From Fear, Embrace Optimism and Light
SocialMar 11, 2026

Break Free From Fear, Embrace Optimism and Light

Calling out “fear” this Wednesday morning ☀️ it’s insane to me how much people weaponize rhis human trait for their own good and how many people’s nervous systems are conditioned to find it and see it out and allow it...

By GaryVee
Unresolved Cognitive Schemas Fuel Relapsing Mental Health Issues
SocialMar 11, 2026

Unresolved Cognitive Schemas Fuel Relapsing Mental Health Issues

Sometimes a mental health problem keeps coming back because the work did not identify deeper, less conscious cognitive schema networks. Let's dive in.

By Dr. Jessica Goodnight
Double Your Weekly Training to 12 Hours Total
SocialMar 11, 2026

Double Your Weekly Training to 12 Hours Total

This is very good advice. Especially the "you're prepared to train 6-8 hrs/wk" part. Personally, I would double it... 6hrs run + 6hrs cross-train But I am aware I have particular biases 😊

By Alan Couzens
Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT “Zulu Time” Impresses Enthusiasts
SocialMar 11, 2026

Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT “Zulu Time” Impresses Enthusiasts

@andrew_mcutchen ‘s Tudor Pelagos FXD GMT “Zulu Time”. First time seeing one in the flesh, and it’s 🔥

By Bark & Jack
Spotify Reveals Unprecedented Global Artist Earnings Growth
SocialMar 11, 2026

Spotify Reveals Unprecedented Global Artist Earnings Growth

excited to publish our annual loud & clear report today, sharing troves of 2025 royalty data. 5+ years in, we're still the only streaming service that shares transparent $$ data like this — including exactly how many artists are generating different...

By Sam Duboff
Band to Debut Quantum Guitar at Wacken’s Wasteland Stage
SocialMar 11, 2026

Band to Debut Quantum Guitar at Wacken’s Wasteland Stage

We'll be playing at Wacken Open Air this year, on the wasteland stage, also VIP-premiering quantum guitar for the press. https://t.co/qcK6o3mKJS https://t.co/78O11MGCQ9

By Bob Coecke
19 Hard‑Earn
SocialMar 11, 2026

19 Hard‑Earn

19 inconvenient truths I keep stapled to my desk (I wish I had learned these sooner in my 20s):

By Dickie Bush
Canal Boat Contemporary: London’s Floating Art Gallery
SocialMar 11, 2026

Canal Boat Contemporary: London’s Floating Art Gallery

Have you heard about Canal Boat Contemporary? Read more about this unusual gallery via @Londonist >> https://t.co/MWurUcAh4d #UrbanPalette #LondonArtCritic https://t.co/PTqDSqV43e

By Tabish Khan
Stop Nighttime Overthinking: Treat Thoughts, Not Emergencies
SocialMar 11, 2026

Stop Nighttime Overthinking: Treat Thoughts, Not Emergencies

My latest article is on nighttime overthinking and six evidence-based ways to stop that from happening. The short version: everyone's brain throws up random thoughts at night. Bad sleepers just have a brain that treats them like emergencies.

By Dr. Dominic Ng
Kindergarten Ends Daycare Costs, New Furniture Dreams
SocialMar 11, 2026

Kindergarten Ends Daycare Costs, New Furniture Dreams

As bittersweet as it is for my son to go to kindergarten, I can’t wait to not pay for daycare anymore. Maybe I’ll finally be able to afford a new bed frame and night stands lmao

By Taylor (Reads and Reviews)
Prescribing Mood-Boosting Probiotics Feels Like Magic
SocialMar 11, 2026

Prescribing Mood-Boosting Probiotics Feels Like Magic

Me, during a patient appointment, going over probiotic strains that are evidence-based for mood/anxiety: "I feel like I'm casting Harry Potter spells right now" 🪄

By The Well-Minded Plate (RDN)
Talk Less, Execute More: Let Results Speak
SocialMar 11, 2026

Talk Less, Execute More: Let Results Speak

Nobody tells you this: There's an inverse relationship between talk and execution. The people who constantly talk about their plans rarely execute them. Learn to work without validation. Stop telling people what you're going to do. Just go do it....

By Sahil Bloom
Starlings' Murmurations: Nature's Mesmerizing Watercolor Dance
SocialMar 11, 2026

Starlings' Murmurations: Nature's Mesmerizing Watercolor Dance

Starlings and the magic of murmurations – a magical watercolor serenade to one of Earth's greatest wonders https://t.co/qqcfc5Lvnb

By Maria Popova
It's Never Too Late to Repair Father‑Daughter Bonds
SocialMar 11, 2026

It's Never Too Late to Repair Father‑Daughter Bonds

“Repair is always possible.” It’s never too late to strengthen your relationship with your daughter. Hear more: https://t.co/CztUU1cKHZ #FatherDaughter

By Chris Lewis
71‑Year‑Old Accordionist
SocialMar 11, 2026

71‑Year‑Old Accordionist

Street musician Alexander (no last name given), 71, plays the accordion on Nikolskaya Street in central Moscow, Russia March 10, 2026. REUTERS/Ramil Sitdikov https://t.co/4YhuICQdDR

By Guy Faulconbridge
Break the Revenge Spiral with Practical Mental Strategies
SocialMar 11, 2026

Break the Revenge Spiral with Practical Mental Strategies

Will you try to use these strategies the next time your mind spirals down a revenge fantasy rabbit hole?

By Dan Harris
AI Helps You Say No and Protect Your Calendar
SocialMar 11, 2026

AI Helps You Say No and Protect Your Calendar

Your calendar isn’t the problem. Your inability to say no is. But AI can make saying no a lot easier. https://t.co/NSN09jpDaQ

By Michael Hyatt
Low‑Carb/Ketogenic Diets Mostly Preserve VO2max in Athletes
SocialMar 11, 2026

Low‑Carb/Ketogenic Diets Mostly Preserve VO2max in Athletes

Ketogenic diets for endurance performance in trained athletes 🥑 This new meta-analysis compiled data from 33 studies (409 athletes) to establish the effects of… 1️⃣ Low carbohydrate (≤130 g/day or ≤25% total energy) 2️⃣ Ketogenic diet (<50 g/day or <10% total energy) …on aerobic...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Three-Month Pilgrimage Begins: NYC to Thailand
SocialMar 11, 2026

Three-Month Pilgrimage Begins: NYC to Thailand

3 month pilgrimage starts this morning. NYC > Austin > Tucson > Thailand Let the adventures begin 💜🦋💜🌈

By Sara Syms
Freeman-Shor and Levy Release New Must-Read Stock Picking Guide
SocialMar 11, 2026

Freeman-Shor and Levy Release New Must-Read Stock Picking Guide

Lee Freeman-Shor and Clare Flynn Levy team up to write another great book for stock pickers. Sample chapter in the post 👇👇 https://t.co/T2sOEitRVD

By Ian Cassel
New ACSM Guidelines Elevate Evidence‑Based Resistance Training
SocialMar 11, 2026

New ACSM Guidelines Elevate Evidence‑Based Resistance Training

Honored to have contributed to the updated ACSM Position Stand on Resistance Training Prescription for Muscle Function, Hypertrophy, and Physical Performance in Healthy Adults. This was a major undertaking that synthesized findings from all related systematic reviews to develop recommendations...

By Brad Schoenfeld, PhD
Your Partner Choice Shapes Your Child’s Health
SocialMar 11, 2026

Your Partner Choice Shapes Your Child’s Health

Dr. Jonathan Anomaly said: "[Who you have children with] is going to be as or more effective than anything you do for your child's health.” If you want healthier, happier and brighter children, choose a healthier, happier and brighter partner. The 3...

By John Cumbers